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Setlist from night one: holy shit 7:32 (Past Induction video clips) 7:47 Intro: Tom Hanks Jerry Lee Lewis 1. Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On Crosby, Stills, and Nash 2. Woodstock 3. Marrakesh Express 4. Almost Cut My Hair Bonnie Raitt joins them: 5. Love Has No Pride 6. Midnight Rider Jackson Browne joins them (Bonnie Leaves): 7. The Pretender James Taylor joins them (Jackson leaves) 8. Mexico 9. Love The One You're With 10. Follow? Crosby Stills & Nash with James/Bonnie/Jackson 11. Teach Your Children Paul Simon 12. Diamonds On The Soles Of Her Shoes 13. Me & Julio Down By The Schoolyard 14. You Can Call Me Al Dion joins Paul 15. The Wanderer Crosby Stills & Nash join Paul (Dion leaves) 16. Here Comes The Sun (for George) 17. Late In The Evening Alone Little Anthony & The Imperials 18. Two People In The World Simon & Garfunkel 19. Sounds of Silence 20. Mrs. Robinson/Not Fade Away/Mrs. Robinson 21. The Boxer 22. Bridge Over Troubled Water 23. Cecelia Stevie Wonder 24. Blowin' In The Wind 25. (Uptight) Everything's Alright/I Was Made To Love Her/For Once In My Life 26. Signed, Sealed, Delivered I'm Yours 27. Boogie On A Reggae Woman Smokey Robinson 28. Tracks of My Tears John Legend 29. Mercy Mercy Me 30. The Way You Make Me Feel BB King joins John Legend 31. The Thrill Is Gone Stevie Wonder 32. Livin' For The City Sting joins Stevie 33. Higher Ground/Roxanne/Higher Ground Jeff Beck joins Stevie (Sting leaves) 34. Superstitious *Video Clips Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band (w/ The Miami Horns) 1. Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out Sam Moore joins them 2. Hold On I'm Comin' 3. Soul Man Tom Morello joins them (Sam leaves) 4. Ghost of Tom Joad John Fogerty joins (Tom leaves) 5. Fortunate Son 6. Proud Mary 7. Pretty Woman John leaves 8. Jungleland Darlene Love joins them 9. Fine Fine Boy 10. Da Do Ron Ron Tom Morello joins them (Darlene leaves) 11. London Calling 12. Badlands Billy Joel joins them (Tom leaves) 13. You May Be Right 14. Only The Good Die Young 15. NY State of Mind 16. Born to Run Everyone joins them... 17. Higher & HigherÂ

There's also a contest in ottawas metro paper to see cuddy and keelor play at the black sheep on november 4

8 swine flu myths that could endanger your life

Fairly lucky to have gordie in town for that gig since he moved to Texas a few years ago. Grady is touring Canada right now - Ottawa Friday night at mavericks. For those who like bleeding from the ears.

Maybe someone has posted this before. I dunno Margaret Wente Published on Monday, Oct. 26, 2009 6:11PM EDT Last updated on Tuesday, Oct. 27, 2009 9:49AM EDT I haven't been feeling well. I'm lethargic and feverish, and my appetite is gone. Worst of all, I've been overcome with a compulsive desire to wash my hands with Purell every five minutes. Could it be that I have Swine Flu Overkill? SFO is a serious illness caused by saturation media coverage and repetition of the word “pandemic.†I'm not one to minimize the horrors of the H1N1 virus, which can be unpleasant and even fatal. But please, people. Can't we get a grip? The CBC has been covering swine flu as if it were the biggest natural disaster since Hurricane Katrina. The newspapers have been full of drama about whether there will be enough vaccine, whether it's arriving fast enough, and if not, who's to blame. Ordinary citizens are feverishly researching the ins and outs of adjuvants, and wondering if they should drive to the next town so their kids can be vaccinated right away. Meantime, a lot of people have said the hell with it. It's hard to blame them. Ever since the spring, when the World Health Organization declared swine flu to be a “pandemic†– after just 144 deaths – SFO has been running rampant. Ordinary pandemics kill at least a million people worldwide. Swine flu has killed around 5,000 people, including 86 in Canada. Worldwide, ordinary seasonal flu kills 700 to 1,400 people a day. But everybody loves a good health scare. Remember BSE? Infected cows were going to turn our brains to mush. Then came SARS. In 2003, one widely quoted British expert predicted that it could turn out to be more lethal than AIDS. The final death toll from SARS was 774 – about one day's worth of flu victims. Then came deadly birds. In 2006, David Nabarro, a top WHO official, warned that avian flu could kill 150 million people. The White House's avian flu response plan projected that as many as two million Americans might die, and one leading influenza researcher warned that a pandemic might kill half the human population. To date, the worldwide death toll from avian flu is 262. All these panics have a lot in common: a legitimate concern that's blown wildly out of proportion by various interest groups, including scientists and public-health agencies, whose warnings are then amplified by the media. Politicians have no choice but to respond in kind, just in case. This outbreak has followed the usual course. The President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology recently predicted that there might be 30,000 to 90,000 U.S. deaths from swine flu, peaking in mid-October. (That would be a week ago.) To date the U.S. death toll has barely reached a thousand, but the President has declared a national emergency anyway. Ironically, the more the public hears about how important it is to get the shot, the more skeptical it gets. In the U.S., only half the population plans to get it, according to surveys, and a third oppose it for their kids. In Canada, 51 per cent of us are saying we won't bother – up from 38 per cent in July. Perversely, all the flu news raises the profile of the nutty anti-vaccinationists – people who believe that vaccines cause autism or brain poisoning, or that children are better off if they get the flu, or that the vaccine campaign is a plot by greedy drug companies, or (as Rush Limbaugh says) that the whole thing is a plot to expand the power of government and “to cover up the mess that is the United States of America right now.†The epidemic of coverage also feeds a growing sense that the risks are overblown. As for me, despite my SFO, I'm definitely going to get the shot. Although I'm in a low-risk group, the last thing I want to do is wind up in hospital, where MSRA, C. difficile, and other hospital-acquired infections kill around 8,000 Canadians a year. My advice is that whatever you do, stay out of the hospital – or you might get really sick.

I never suggested there were no side effects. I'll add a word to that sentence if it will help clarify what I meant (even though it was fairly well implied)

I'm not painting everyone with the crazy brush. I agree with what you said. I also agree with what I said. Is that clear enough? To suggest that some people seem to be worried to the state of hysteria doesn't make me ignorant.

Yeah, I'm pretty much just re-iterating what you said. It was a point so nice we said it twice.

I don't have the time or energy to address all of the crazy I'm this thread, but don't mistake your mistrust for 'the government' with mistrust for the hundreds (thousands) of highly skilled, talented, specialized and serious doctors, scientests, nurses, assistants, workers etc that are responsible for this campaign at Health Canada and PHAC (amongst other agencies and departments). Do you really think all these dedicated professionals are staking their jobs and reputation (not to mention duty) on recommending something that will harm the population they are in charge of protecting? It doesn't pass the smell test.

that's how they do in the UK good link, will be useful for sure.

I really really really hope the Raptors get their first win before the Leafs.

Posted on PunkOttawa by Scallen: tentative set times: 9pm doors 9:45-10:15 - Right By Midnight 10:35-11:05 - Allrights 11:25-12:00 - Bros Chaffey 12:20-1:10+ - Bruce Pen

75% of people believe every statistic they hear.

Both.

i can't believe the paranoia and fear-mongering.

which Ramsay book?

and crap beer and food...

I was hoping this was about The Guthries.

I think I saw a Detroit across the river from Windsor. Looked pretty shitty though.

You guys should put on a semantics festival.

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Um... Are you contradicting yourself? (Or maybe you meant to write 'couldn't' instead of 'could'?) I dunno. Doesn't make sense to me.

Chez Lucien

I think I'll just stick to the originals.